Kantech Us KT-SG-MT2 Multi-tech Single Gang Reader

Product Description

The KANTECH US KT-SG-MT2 is a second-generation multi-technology single gang smart card reader designed for access control applications. It reads multiple card and credential technologies from a single device, eliminating the need to standardize on one card format across a facility. The reader mounts in a standard single gang electrical box, making it straightforward to retrofit into existing installations or integrate into new construction. Access control technicians and low-voltage security installers are the primary trades that specify and install this unit.

The KT-SG-MT2 is suited for commercial and light industrial access control deployments where a facility requires flexibility across credential technologies. Its single gang form factor fits standard wall box cutouts, supporting installations at doors, gates, and controlled entry points. The multi-tech read capability is particularly useful in environments transitioning between legacy proximity card systems and newer smart card or mobile credential platforms.

Key Features

• Second-generation multi-technology design reads multiple credential formats from one reader
• Single gang form factor fits standard electrical box mounting cutouts
• Reduces hardware overhead by eliminating the need for separate readers per card technology
• Suited for retrofit and new construction access control installations
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard accessory for single gang access control reader installations. Consult the KANTECH US product documentation for verified compatible access control panels and credential formats.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with access control wiring practices. De-energize the access control panel and any associated door hardware before making wiring connections. Follow applicable local codes and the NEC for low-voltage wiring methods and enclosure requirements. Refer to the manufacturer wiring diagram for correct terminal connections before powering the system.